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Are you experiencing painful sex? | Continence Foundation of Australia
Many women experience pain during sexual intercourse. Physiotherapist Lissy Changuion explains how the pelvic floor can play a factor in sexual function and shares her advice if you’re experiencing pain.
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Trichomoniasis - Sexual Health Victoria
Sexual Health Victoria (formally Family Planning Victoria) focuses on reproductive and sexual health care, education and advocacy. Our vision is to improve ever
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Gonorrhoea - Sexual Health Victoria
Sexual Health Victoria (formally Family Planning Victoria) focuses on reproductive and sexual health care, education and advocacy. Our vision is to improve ever
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Sex and the Law (Sexual Assault and Abuse) - Sexual Health Victoria
Sexual Health Victoria (formally Family Planning Victoria) focuses on reproductive and sexual health care, education and advocacy. Our vision is to improve ever
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Mycoplasma genitalium - Sexual Health Victoria
Sexual Health Victoria (formally Family Planning Victoria) focuses on reproductive and sexual health care, education and advocacy. Our vision is to improve ever
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What is bacterial vaginosis - Sexual Health Victoria
Sexual Health Victoria (formally Family Planning Victoria) focuses on reproductive and sexual health care, education and advocacy. Our vision is to improve ever
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How to talk about sexual health | Sex | ReachOut Australia
Knowing how to talk about sexual health will help protect you and your sexual partners from sexually transmitted infections. Use this guide from ReachOut.com to figure out how to approach the conversation with your partner.
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Understanding your sexuality | Sexuality & sexual identity
Sexuality covers a broad spectrum and is deeply personal. If you've been asking yourself 'what is my sexuality?' this guide can help you better understand it.
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Consent | 1800RESPECT
Everyone you have sex with needs your consent. If sexual activity happens without your consent, it is sexual violence.
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Sex & sexual health | Jean Hailes
Learn about sexuality, what impacts and influences sexuality and how to develop healthy sexuality.
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Low Libido: the Psychological Aspect - Australasian Menopause Society
Many women present to their doctor reporting vaginal dryness and pain with intercourse around the time of the menopause transition.
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Chlamydia trachomatis | Pathology Tests Explained
The test is looking for evidence of infection by the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis, the most common bacterial sexually transmitted infection (STI) in Austr
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Sexual difficulties in the menopause - Australasian Menopause Society
Sexual difficulties can be life-long or recently acquired, but they are a common presentation at the menopause.
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Herpes simplex virus 1 and 2 | Pathology Tests Explained
The test is looking for evidence of infection by the herpes simplex virus, a common virus that may be sexually transmitted and causes small fever blisters (v
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Causes, assessment and management options for erectile dysfunction
When recommending a phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitor, it is essential to discuss the likely effects as patients can have unrealistic expectations.
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Sex and Psychological - Australasian Menopause Society
The following topics concerning the sex and psychology may be found in the AMS Information Sheets.Low Libido and Testosterone Therapy Low libido refers to a woman’s lack of desire for sex and is the most common sexual problem reported by women. Other common difficulties include problems with arousal and orgasm. Sexual well-being is a complex area of women’s health. Low libido always has more than one cause and it is important to determine whether it is lifelong or recently acquired. In any
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Libido and the Natural Menopause Transition - Australasian Menopause Society
Libido and the Natural Menopause Transition
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Inclusive practice – Intersex Human Rights Australia
Guides to inclusive practice, to help make your service, program or project intersex-friendly.
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Testosterone Case Study - Australasian Menopause Society
Testosterone case study | Sue 54 year old
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Clinical guidelines – Intersex Human Rights Australia
Are clinical guidelines enough to eliminate human rights violations against intersex people in medical settings? Reviewing the evidence, we believe they are inadequate, and their prerequisites do not exist.
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